Debs, you play this, uh, describe your character.

He's a tech ceo.

Yeah, Yeah.

Very secretive tech CEO, right?

He's, You know, he's like, he's like these sort of geniuses in Silicon Valley who create a very powerful company.

Um, except much handsomer and hairier.

Three hours of prosthetics.

I play a guy who invented this quantum computing company that is, uh, in the style of Alex Garland, who wrote and directed the Siri's.

And he made the movies ex mocking a lot.

Yeah, he's amazing.

And he keeps asking these questions of humanity.

What are you going to do when your technology gets too good?

Because you're a bunch of humans.

What kind of trouble are you going to get into it?

That's the idea that we explore on our show.

So I'm a guy who has created this computing company and have befall in some Some personal tragedy has befallen me, and that kind of drives my decision making.

And where I take the narrative, I think we have ah, picture is still here of your character and feel like they're always there always putting a halo over.

You were trying to figure out a way to get you near a halo to create this Sort of like my brand.

Are you yourself?

Do you have?

You don't seem like a tech savvy guy.

I will admit that I am not.

I am not a tech savvy person.

I'm God.

I'm not either.

I love being a Luddite.

I understand that our world in many ways is driven by technology.

And so I will learn to use it as much as I need to to, you know, to achieve my daily chores.

But I'd never will do anything more.

Like when?

When you know they come out with the emojis for your app.

I could not give a shit about new Emojis.

There's actually an emoji for not giving a shit.

Oh, there is?

Yeah, Yeah.

A soon as I can put down my technology and get back to the real world My wife, my family, my pets, my home, my woodworking, my sex toys.

That's why you look so evil.

A wonderful, wonderful statement you just made Well, Dev's is available now exclusively on FX.

On who?

Lou, You're a scholar.

You're a gentleman.

Always wonderful to talk to you.

Please, gentlemen.